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" 93/'-\2?3~~) '-.3 ------ 4. State of Nebraska Department of Roads request for Floodplain Permit for Project No. F-30-4(135) Wood River to Grand Island, hydrology and hydraulics report and preliminary data sheet describing the proposed construction. Motion by Hartman, seconded by Frauen to place on file the communications received today and refer University of Nebraska and State Department of Roads communications to Public Works Director. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Hartman reported on Mid Nebraska Retardation Meeting. Frauen reported the report the Clean Community Systems funding was placed in Health Department budget and would county share cost, had been checked out and is not included in the Health Department budget. It is strictly a City funding. Abernethy reported she attended Head Start Board meeting and Monica McClure has been selected to attend a Johnson & Johnson workshop at UCLApampus] and Abernethy has also been selected to attend. She will be absent from~l1e June 29th board meeting. Abernethy reported she attended the Education 2000 event at College Park: spoke at Wasmer School, attended the Tourism breakfast for rest stop employees and the Retirement reception for Jean Drawbaugh at the Weed Department. Leslie attended the Mid Plains Center meeting and will be checking out the Children's Village funding by Department of Social Services. Stelk reported on Industrial Foundation meeting. Ellen Merrill, County Board Assistant reported (1) Criminal Justice Committee meeting scheduled for Monday June 7, at 8:00 a.m. (2) Has received the Industrial Hygienist report and Building & Grounds Committee needs to meet to make recomm~ng~tions to the full board (3) UNL Architect will be reviewing the courthouse !~ou~naai on Wednesday, May 26th in the morning and Building & Grounds Committee to\IJUiaeca.t 2:15 p.m. Wednesday May 26th. (4) reminder of interviews for Weed Control Superintendent position will be held Wednesday and Thursday May 26 & 27th at 7:30 p.m. in County Board Room. (5) Criminal Justice committee to meet with the Indigent Task Force at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday May 26th: Contract Review committee to meet at 1:30 Thursday May 27th with Social Service Department: Invitation to lunch on Tuesday June 15th with Housing Authority for annual review. (6) request from Larry Dix for letter of authorization to order equipment for computer program for County Treasurer's office. (7) Gina Baker, Boys Town Director requested letter of support from County Board for their request for Family program grant (approved letter be drafted and sent) Motion by Abernethy, seconded by Leslie to authorize :ch-afrman to sign letter to Larry Dix, NACO,to authorize him ordering the computer program equipment for County Treasurer's office. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried. Landis questioned the Sheriff's Department budget balance in last quarterly report received. County Clerk will check out to see where error was made. Jerry Ryan, Midland Area Agency on Aging, __LoisSteinike, Senior Citizens Center and Izola Sargent Director of Handibiis--Program were present. Ryan presented the budget request for 1993-1994 for Midland Area Agency on Aging for $23,178.00 which is same request as last year. Sargent reported the Handibus budget had been approved at $28,542.00 for operating for 1993-1994. Also questioned the amount County Board had budgeted for new handibus that is to arrive later this summer, with county's share of $12,150.00 Motion by Landis, seconded by Stelk to authorize releasing the funds for the new handibus $12,150.00 as budgeted to Senior Citizens. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried. Quandt questioned the shortage of cab tickets each year and if Mental Retarda- tion could request and pay for part of the tickets. This will be checked out. County Clerk presented letter from NACO Insurance Committee in regard to the renewal rates for 1993 for NACO Group 3100 subgroups for Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage, showing 4.56 percent increase as of July 1, 1993. Supervisor Stelk reported the Cairo and Doniphan Senior Centers asked County Board members to have lunch with them sometime the same as they do at the Grand Island Center.